Three plans, no nonsense.
Weekender is free forever. Rider is the complete planner, with every tool and every stop type. Ultra adds the AI assistant. Paid plans start with a 7-day free trial.
- Create, import & save unlimited routes
- Import GPX, TCX and FIT, and export GPX and FIT (export needs a verified email)
- Cafés, pubs, hotels, hostels & campsites along your route (2 km)
- Stop alerts on your cycle computer (course points)
- Elevation profile & climb stats
- Share routes publicly
- Every stop type: cafes, water, camping, shops…
- Search up to 5 km off route
- Advanced stop finder with filters & suggestions
- Projects & multi-day planning
- Ride-day weather along your route: rain, wind & gusts
- Describe a ride, loop or A-to-B, and it builds the route
- EuroVelo & national trails, followed properly end to end
- Multi-day tours split into a day-by-day project
- Stops chosen around your climbs, arrival times & opening hours
- Advice that accounts for the forecast when you'll be there
- First access to new AI planning features
At a glance
Common questions
What does the free Weekender plan include?
Unlimited routes: create, import, modify, save and share them, with stop alerts, the elevation profile and climb stats. Exports (GPX and FIT) unlock once you verify your email. The stop finder covers cafés, pubs, hotels, hostels and campsites within 2 km of your route. It needs no card and has no time limit. Water, shops, fuel and the rest of the stop finder, plus projects and the AI assistant, are in the Rider and Ultra plans.
Where does RouteGems work?
Routing and stop discovery currently cover the whole of Europe: you can plan any route with both ends on the European map, from anywhere in the world. Accounts are worldwide (Weekender is free everywhere); paid plans are UK-only at launch while our EU tax registration completes. More regions are on the roadmap.
How does the free trial work?
Rider and Ultra start with a 7-day free trial. Add a card and use everything. Cancel any time before the trial ends and you won't be charged a penny. If you love it, do nothing and the subscription starts automatically. We email you a reminder before the trial converts.
What's the difference between Rider and Ultra?
Rider is the full planner: create or import routes, every stop type, the advanced stop finder, projects, sharing and exports. Ultra adds the AI assistant: describe what you need in plain English ("a water stop every 40k and somewhere to sleep around 200k") and it plans the stops for you.
Can I switch between Rider and Ultra?
Yes, both plans are available now. Upgrade or downgrade any time from your account. Stripe prorates the change, and your routes and projects carry over untouched.
What happens to my routes if I cancel?
Your routes stay, and you can still see and export your data. The only thing that stops is the planning tools. Resubscribe any time and everything is exactly where you left it.